Apr 27, 2019
19th-century dwór in Sułkowice, central Poland. Source: Dwór Sułkowice
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19th-century dwór in Sułkowice, central Poland. Source: Dwór Sułkowice
19th-century dwór in Sułkowice, central Poland. Source: Dwór Sułkowice
18th-century baroque dwór (manor house of Polish nobility) in Studzieniec.
A rare surviving example of this type of a manor house built in a timber frame structure. The building was erected around mid-18th century as a house of the Kierski noble family, heirs to the land. The property’s history reaches far back into the time, with the first mention of the village of Studzieniec being house to Studzieniecki noble family in the year 1365.
Photo source: polskaniezwykla.pl
17th-century dwór (manor house) in Krasnogruda, Poland.
Photography © Andrzej Miecznik.
Remains of a 16th-century defensive dwór (manor house of Polish nobility) in Graboszyce, southern Poland.
Photos © ZeroJeden, via dioblina.eu
16th-century defensive dwór (manor house of Polish nobility) in Jeżów, southern Poland.
Photography © Istra&Maks
16th-century defensive dwór (manor house of Polish nobility) in Szymbark, southern Poland.
Source of photographs: fundusze20072013.malopolska.pl
Before and after restoration: 17th-century dwór (manor house of Polish nobility) in Czaniec, southern Poland.
Sources of photographs: zamki.pl, przewodnicy.beskidy.pl, mimtravel.pl